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Smart Education & Campus Digitalization

Install interactive displays and teaching equipment, connect classroom signals and networks, and support casting, touch input, and teaching software.

Classroom Displays and Interactive Teaching

Connect displays, touch input, and classroom signals, with teacher instructions and equipment maintenance.

Installation and Teacher Training

Connect teaching equipment to classroom power, networks, and signals. Test the installation and train teachers on common functions and operating issues.

Product Focus

Core Product: Smart Blackboard

Combine display, touch input, wireless casting, and teaching software. Functions and platform compatibility depend on the selected model.

High-Resolution DisplayTouch InteractionWireless CastingMultimedia Teaching
Catalogue (Traditional Chinese PDF) Operating manual (Traditional Chinese PDF)

Smart Classroom Scenarios

Carousel Placeholder

Static showcase area for classroom scenarios

The original React carousel is replaced by a styled Astro block that still communicates variety, use cases and content hierarchy.

HW/SW Integration

Standard Smart Classroom

Dual sliding blackboard, compatible with traditional writing and modern touch teaching.

Display and teaching software

Digital Teaching Core

Embedded display and multimedia-teaching configuration selected to procurement requirements.

Broadcast & Playback

Large Teaching Space

Dual screen sync display ensuring clarity over long distances, improving interaction in large classrooms.

FAQ

Smart Education FAQ

Common questions regarding smart blackboards, interactive teaching, and campus digitization

What budget is required to implement smart blackboards and interactive teaching systems?

Costs depend on display size and classroom construction work. For touch display purchases, folding blackboards and wiring work are itemized so schools can compare configurations.

How long does it take from planning to completion? Will it affect students' classes?

The schedule depends on equipment availability and the school’s available construction periods. The quotation specifies the delivery date. Installation can be phased during free periods or school breaks, with equipment tests and teacher training to reduce classroom disruption.

If senior teachers are not used to new equipment, how is training arranged?

Training covers displays, touch input, casting, teaching software, and common issues for teachers and administrators. School lessons can support demonstrations, with operating instructions provided.

What should support and warranty scope include?

Response and site visit deadlines are specified in the maintenance contract. We can first diagnose faults remotely and arrange an engineer visit when site work is needed. The purchase proposal lists warranty coverage, repair contacts, and software maintenance. It also explains manufacturer repairs and replacement equipment arrangements.

Are these systems compatible with existing teaching platforms like Google Classroom?

Compatibility depends on devices and platforms. Browsers, file display, or casting can support some functions. Share account setup, platforms, and intended use to identify supported operations and arrange testing.

After the whole school implements smart teaching, does the campus network environment need an upgrade?

Existing networks can remain if bandwidth and wireless coverage support simultaneous classes. Areas with insufficient connectivity need changes. Share rooms, connections, and network layout to assess added wiring or wireless equipment.

What protective measures do smart blackboards have for students' vision health?

Installation considers viewing distance, ambient light, and display settings. Eye-comfort features and test records are specified by model. Daily use should follow the school’s eye-health practices.

How can we arrange an equipment demonstration or visit?

Share the functions you want to see, participants, and available times so we can confirm demonstration options. Site visits require the host’s permission.

Plan from the teaching context

Provide displays, signal connections, and operator training for classrooms, laboratories, and lecture halls.

Share room photos, equipment lists, and teaching needs to discuss installation and use.

Plan a Campus Upgrade Consultation